The phenomenon of ‘civic use’, more recently referred to as ‘domains’ or ‘collective property’, has ancient roots in the country’s economic and social context. Thanks to Act 168 of 2017 and the case law of the Constitutional Court, we have moved away from viewing this phenomenon as an experience to overcome, and have begun to look at it from a different angle: even the recent judgement 152/2014 confirms the close link between collective domains and the environmental objectives that the Republic will have to meet, particularly following the revision of Article 9 of the Constitution in 2022.
Buzzacchi, C. (2024). Domini collettivi, ambiente e sussidiarietà sociale. ECONOMIA PUBBLICA, 2024(3), 407-427 [10.3280/EP2024-003003].
Domini collettivi, ambiente e sussidiarietà sociale
Buzzacchi, C
2024
Abstract
The phenomenon of ‘civic use’, more recently referred to as ‘domains’ or ‘collective property’, has ancient roots in the country’s economic and social context. Thanks to Act 168 of 2017 and the case law of the Constitutional Court, we have moved away from viewing this phenomenon as an experience to overcome, and have begun to look at it from a different angle: even the recent judgement 152/2014 confirms the close link between collective domains and the environmental objectives that the Republic will have to meet, particularly following the revision of Article 9 of the Constitution in 2022.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.